Gordon Ramsay’s Near-Death Experience: Celebrity Chef Escapes Fatal Bike Accident
Gordon Ramsay recently survived a serious biking accident in the US, and he considers himself “lucky to be alive.” The 57-year-old TV chef, with 7.6 million followers on X and 17 million on Instagram, urged everyone to “wear a helmet” after the incident in Connecticut this week.
He expressed gratitude towards the incredible medical team at Lawrence and Memorial Hospital, stating that he is “most thankful for my helmet that saved my life.” In a video, he showed a large bruise covering his torso, emphasizing how fortunate he feels to be standing there despite the pain he’s enduring.
Referring to himself as “looking like a purple potato” on Instagram, Ramsay confirmed that he did not sustain any major injuries or break any bones. He emphasized the importance of wearing a helmet on every bike ride, no matter how short, insisting that it is crucial for safety.
Concluding his message, he wished everyone a happy Father’s Day and stressed the significance of helmet use once again. Without his helmet, he believes he wouldn’t have survived the accident.
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Ramsay became a father for the sixth time in November when his wife Tana gave birth to their son Jesse James Ramsay aged 49.
The couple, who have been married for almost 30 years, are also parents to Megan, Matilda, twins Jack and Holly, and Oscar. Known for his participation in various endurance challenges, including triathlons and Iron Mans, Ramsay faced criticism during the lockdown for traveling to his second home in Cornwall and filming his cycling adventures.
